Middle Temple Murder Exposed by Secret Game
Detective Mayerst weaves a tale to Breton and Spargo revealing how Maitland’s papers and rare stamps point to Cardlestone and Chamberlayne as suspects. Elphick's loyalty to Cardlestone complicates the murder case as the two young men press for truth amid layered deceptions.
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Elphick
Cardlestne
Chamberlayne
Cardlestone
Spargo
Myerst
Catedhestone
Maitland
Breton
Moerst
Tve
Secothind Yard
Marbury
Mayerst
Cardiestone
Safe Deposit Company
Master Spargo
Cor
Mintland
Ayimore
Chamberlaynes
Chedir
Elphicks
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Testimonial
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as building the system and cleansing the blood to prevent colds. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials free plus a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Lincoln man seeks to unseat wife in Bryan delegation row
J. S. M. Carty of Lincoln told the credentials committee he would contest the Lancaster county Bryan delegation seats. He belonged to a rump convention that met in Lincoln and pressed his protest against the Aryan delegation naming. His wife sat nearby as a Bryan delegate, and his bid to remove her seat failed.
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Omaha
J. S. M. Carty
Lincoln
Lancaster County
McCarty
Lancaster
State Democratic Central Committee
McCarfty
1920 Census Totals and City Population Changes
A Washington May 22 item reports city population changes for 1920 including Fire, Pa Bristol Conn Hopkinsville Ky La Grange Ga Traverse City Mich Redding Cal and Erie. It notes increases and decreases in several cities and explains Erie’s figure excludes Mil Creek town annexed last April 16, which would raise Erie’s population to 102 093.
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Washington
Bristol Con
Hopkinsville
la Grange
Traverse City
Mich
Redding
Cal
Erie
Mil Creek
Sunday church services and schedules crowded citywide
The Whig lists a dense page of church notices with Rev. F A McCarty Rev G L Losh Rev Carl Buch Rev W T Beadles and others. It covers Sunday school times morning services and evening sermons across Grace Methodist Bethel Central Baptist Immanuel Chapel First Christian Madison Park Christian The Congregational First Union Good Shepherd Cathedral St John St Peter Evangelical and other congregations with topics and times.
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Vermon
Vermont
Eighth Streets
F. A. McCarty
South Side
Epworth League
HW R. Potter
Grace Methodist
Wind and
Fourth Streets
G. L. Losh
Epworth
John Wood Post
W.T. Beadles
Bethel—Jefferson
Carl Buch
Bethel Alm
Behureh
Ninth and
Oak
W. H. Bazie
Seventh
Vermont Streets
Robert van Meigs
PLU
Ethel Madson
Mildred Paffree
Immanuel Chapel
Edar
Wallace Gibson
Erishth
Mimi
Elm Streets
R. N. Murrell
Mission Society
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Et. H. Newton
Garry LL
Cook
Indianapolis
Florence Carmichael
Madison Park
C. Mauck
Garry DT. Etack
Twelfth
Maine Streets
Edward A.thompson
Chester Poling
Ofeteek
Eve Servis
First Church of Christ
Scefentiat
Eighteenth
Sunson
Ni Pation
The
Holy Christian Church
St. John's
St. James Lutheran Church
Lev
Horn
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
J. G. Kaiser
Burton
Evangelical
St. Peter Evangelical
York
Ninth
A. Ll. Wars
Pio'vlock
Unitarian Hampshire
Sixteenth Streets
Marl F. Cook
United Brethren
North Sixth Street
Henry W. Truebfield
Ldo
Soldier Home Honor Roll Member Dies After Civil War Service
Stenson D. Deck, a Home resident since 1896, died in hospital May 20 at 4 40 a. m. He served in the Civil War with Company PD Watch Tip Int. Joseph D. Deck of Livingston and Margaret Blanford of Decatur were admitted to the Home, assigned to cottage 220. Mr Blanford served in Company UR Deerth Ind Inf. Charles Abbott of 12, Wm. Efutechin-
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Stenson D. Deck
Joseph DP. Deck
Livingston
Johar R
Margaret Blanford
Decatur
Mr. Blanford
Co. UR
Dsrth Ind
Charles Abbott
Efutechin
Family Returns and Transfers Reported in Army Pass List
The message records multiple personnel updates including Henry G. Smith and others returning from pass, Marietta Booz leaving on pass, Lucretia Beiris discharged on furlough, Wm Hutchinson transferred from 20 to 8, and George Wilson dying on furlough May 15.
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Henry G. Smith
P. C. Hall
Hilda King
Pass
Mary A. Robertson
James F. Sefton
Wm. D. and
Ora Laughlin
Levi
Marietta Booz
Lucretia S. Beiris
Wm. Hutchinson
George Wilson
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Weiler Bros
Kohler & Campbell
H. P. Nelson Piano
Everett
Rey
Nebraska
Bryan
Eatonic
Costa Trifle
the Whig
Kentuky
Street Methodist
Kentucky and
Eighth
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Kitel
Searg
Reo
Wells
Iony
Racin Heidbreders
Quality
Wissen
D. H. Kathmann CO
Emerson
Massey-Harris
Geo. Keller & Son
Maine
Quincy
Quincy American Shop Association
California
Quincy American Open Shop Association
Biber
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